What I've done with other "critical" files is to create an INI file on the
network and the user's hard drive.
Every time AutoCAD starts up, both INI files are checked. If one section of
the user's INI file does not match the same section of the INI file on the
network, the "critical" file on the user's hard drive is deleted, the one
from the network is downloaded to the user's HD, then the INI file on the
user's HD is updated to match the one on the network.
Works like a charm every time!
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| Whether you unload or not, its still not a fix because you have no control
| over someone accessing the file while you're in it. The only safe way is
to
| work on a copy of the dvb.
|
| -- Mike
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